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THE CKoIV GREER LiNDS.
Sot Honest Settlers" Eut "spccuiat
Ing Land UraI,bers"

Sot" Honest Settlers" Eut "spccuiat-
Ing Land Grabbers."
EplToR Critic: On reading ia your pa
per of to-day an editorial, in which you as.
sumo that to compel settlers on the Grow
Creek and Wiunebsgo reservation to leave
would he an Injustice as well as hardship,
/ beg leave to say that If You were familiar
with the circumstances under which those
settlers moved on to those Indian lands
YOU would not utter word In their behalf
but would sustain the Presidents proca-
nation.
These people are not emigrant farmers
from the East, but speculators Of the
village Of Chamberlain, Dakota, and vi.
cinity, who sent paid attorney to Wash
iugtOn to get Secretary Teller to issue a
proclamation, opening those lands TO settle.
ment. This attorney telegraphed his
clients on Sunday, February %, 1855, that
n proclamation opening the coveted lands
would be Issued on the following day. The
Indian Agent says that large number OF
these settlers crossed the river, with loads
OF lumber, In some cases with houses al
ready framed, and took possession of
claims previously selected that Sunday
night, before the proclamation was issued.
These men are not honest and innocent set
tiers, but speculating land grabbers OF the
worst type. ! wrote letter In regard to
this matter over two years ago to Senator
VOORHEES,, suggesting the propriety of in.
vestigation by the Senate. The letter,
however, was laid before the President in.
stead Of the Senate. I. A. BLAND.
Washington, April 10
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AMnnIcAN SINGERS AnuoAD.

These sonGhlrd3 from Amchra, they come
across the ,ga
IT, carol In our oHcrn. and i1ko. .ill' upper p;
Time was when dark Italians Leld an the
lyric Stage,
Time was whom iuIg hlirtl TuutuU7 vera the
uIcrgiH rugr'
But now La boily Au r!eliuu hI come arrJ,,
the tunln
To take the British dollar, back 10 many a
western Au'Gc,
Ncvada's here. md SOrIlaa, lud Droch and
Minnie iiuuk,
And others who bu' Lately sang In Boston or
New York;
na.trciier no'ti, EGEle, too anl Russell and
Van Iault
And brilliant Marie pccoa to America We
Miss TLmsby, Uen,chol, Osgooi, with our
sterling md Hons Glenn,
Could htly claim America m ull)si5tlc
pen,
How s't that Americans have THIS great gilt
ui SONG.
That fast they como, anil faster sill, t1 join
the Ch0fa. thrOugF
One tancic- that each baby s1gl il i1iun =
dlylnes
The music NJ their mighty strrlms, tho wlul.
Jiarp In tho pines;
And then ~ hear ln London tOTH-anl who
would grudge the iCei-
Tho nessage Mississippi brings from mountain
unto sea!
-[Londol Panoh.
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NEW BOOKS RECEIVED.
From Robert Beall, 4o5 Pennsylvania ave-

From Robert Beall, 405 Pennsylvania ave
nue.:
The ROMANCE or A Poor YoUSG MAN.
Translated from the French Of Octave
Feuillet. American series. New York;
NJ. j. Ivers & Co.
WEE Wife. A novel. BY Rosa Nou-
chette Carey, author of "Uncle Max
etc. New York: NJ. j. lvers II Co.
From j. {. Parker, Gl1 Seventh street
northwest:
THE UNIVERSAL COOKERY Book. practi-
cal Recipes for Household Use. Selected
from the most emiEent authorities, In
cludlng Marion liarland, Thomas J. Mur.
rry, Mrs. Washington, Miss Corson, Miss
PuIloa ard Others. By Gertrude Strohm.
New York: White, Stokes 4 Allen.
From the publishers:
DROrs OF BLOOD. By Lily Curry. Author
Of "a Bohemian Tragedy" etc. FresIde
Series, April, 1881 New York; j. $. Ogil-
vie S Co, publishers.
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PERSONAL.
4 NEW DEPARTURE.

UNION TEMPERANCE DINING ROOMS,
No 900 Pennsylvania Avenue N. w.
j. L. O'BRfEN, Proprietor Uate OF Logan
Cafe)
Bill of Fare Thursday, April 81, 1887:
BREAKFAST.
Oat meal and cracked wheat.
Mcats-Bcoisteak,, mutton chops, sausage,
liver and bacon, veal chops, corned beef
hash, eggs.
Fish Shad.
Baked potatoes fried potatoes.
Hot rolls, corn bread, flannel cakes.
Coffee tea, milk and chocolate.
DINNER.
Dinner sc. and 3jc.
Soups-Ovster and English pea
Moats-Itoast beef, curry mutton, with rice,
veal potplo, escallopcd crabs.
NCgCtables-Mashed potatoes, boiled pota.
toes, corn, tomatoes, sweet potatoes, sweet
pickles.
Dosserts-Apple, pumpkin, peach, lemon,
mnCo pies, cream pudding.
MILK, tea, coffee and chocolate.
Tie best 2io. dinner In the city.
Dinner on Sunday commences at p. m.
An elegant lunch served from L. to 9 p. m.
for i5c. We guarantee the finest In the city.
Opcn from a. IN. to IL y. IN.
Bill of fare TO order at all hours. Give me
a call and satisfy yourself.
j. f. O'BRtEN, Proprietor,
Uate Manager Logan Caie)
Tables ~ esprypI for ladies'.
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GENERAL AND CRIrICULAR.
An act to amend-sowIng on a button.

IN exchange has an article on the saw.
Irgs Of Herr Most. Among the most prom.
incnt Of his savings Is his neck.
Smarter: I'm going to buy lot to.mor-
row.
Sharply \ lot Of WHAT
Smarter lot OF ground
Exit in opposite directions.
| krow there's a cross about NJrah's blue
eve,
But that fact me love cannot smother;
For her eyes are so pretty No wonder they
tbfy
To be gain round into each other.
The startling intelligence reaches us by
Associated Press from Mandalay that "tho
Dacolt leader lllaoo has been killcd by one
Of bis own followers, and that the "vlllagers
are rejoicing over his death'-h'laooing as
II were.
The horse ought to make nrstclass
chiropodist. No one has as yet discovered
a letter corn-remover.
BEFORE AND AFTER.
TTy IN.
Name, oh, doctor name your fee,
Ask-l'll pay whater II lie
skill, like yours, know, comes high;
Only do not let me die;
Let me out Of this and
The cash will ante 0s'uHy!
COardi}c,Ht.
Cut, oh, doctor cut that Zee,
Cut, or not linu IRON me;
an not millionaire,
But IN do wlis'syprs square;
only make bili that's fair,
Ana l'lltlN II yI"cHD.
wa
Book, oh, doctor book your fee,
Charge-l'll pay IT.. .GiFCiW
When the crops all by arrlh1,
When all other bills are paid,
iOr Uf death am afraid,
will pay it-gruigingly.
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ROBERT L. DOWNING as sPARTAcUs.
seats now ON sale
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Good One On n senator.

A story is told in the New York IriJlms
that two Californlans engaged in dispute
one day over the proper method OF speaking.
They agreed to leave It to the next man they
w,who happened TO be George Hearst. lIl
was seated on the stoop Of hotel with his
feet on the railing. one of tho gentlemen
stepped up to him aud said; "Slr, my
friend and / have been having dispute
about matter II speech. We have agreed
to leave II to thu uVSr man We meet. Are
YOU "a grimmuiianT ~ "a what ~ asked
Senator Hearst. ''A grimmaiiln,n was the
ropeBtrd inqury, No -lr Not by long
sight was the ca phstic response, al lam a
MlssuuriaI.n
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the confidential relations in which he
stood to President liacoln and Sccre'
tary Stanton in the dark days Of the
Republic, the Cincinnati rDmm1cttl.
G0s,Nt says
ills chief rauHHgn wis the condition Of the
country and che great questions OF state
which wOrc always pre- 'us upOn the Admin.
istratlnn, lie bore u' much ol this load as
any oi ne outside supporters In fact, bore
uor, ol II. But hls work was mainly out Of
sight It was known and appreciated by all
WHO were admitted to the inner counsols ot
the Govcnr out. Tuw others obtained more
than gllmpscs OF IL.
And again
The court over which he presided Is Of more
Importance tu the Government than any Of
the Circuit Courts Of tho country, because 10
has wider powers and cxcrol7os a jurisdiction
over the Executive Department which no
other court possesses. His administration OF
judicial affairs In the Capital was emlnently
wise, Just nnd -nlutary. For these reasons
his death is a National loss,
THE announcement that Jacob Sharp
threatens TO tell all he know" If he
Is brought to trial, has created quite
sensation In New York and some OF
the sensations created, It IS said, are
not of an altogether agreeable character.
Jake probably knows more about
Doodle In connection with the Broad.
way franchise than any man living,
and considerably more than various
parties would like to have divulged.
q. tt. IL a. H..F
has identified Gail Hamilton as tn,
author Of the "Arrhur THchmonl' let
tiers In the NprH iu,tiWH R.gi.r.
Minister phelp, wi'l doubtless mtEe
speedy memorandum Of thi flc', q,
that Miss Abigail may be- clfrcutlly
debarred from ail possibility Of PIE
sontaion 10 the Ql'cn should the iily
,ver have the apiacify to m .ke the pt.
tempt,
ASoruEu cDnuuirum for the In'rr
state Commerce Commissioners: l.
Judge pardce Of the rrsrs Circdit a
bigger man than Judge Cooley? And
If so, why The populgr supp,sili1n
is that the administration of the liw
was imposed upon the Commissioners
and not left TO the discretion of the
railroad companies.
THE opening performances Of the
National Opera Company Mt san
Francisco are a pronounced success.
They had hard time getting through,
but seem to have got there at last in n
way TO make the managers heart glad.
MEMORIAL services In honor of the
| late President Arthur are TO be held at
Albany this evening, presided over by
Governor I'LL. The Grafton of the oc
casion will be spoken by Chauncey NJ.
Dcpcw.
THE Boston Globe says that IL Presi.
| dent Cleveland secures denomination
he will secure reelection. The Gipje
and George William Curtis look at it
through different ends of the tcle.
scope.
THE spring season opens briskly on
Lord Lansdowne's s estates In Ireland
But there's not so much putting in of
crops as putting out of tenants.
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s@y act Of congress jan. 95 % iss7, ali ali
buildings 30 feet high or over are to be pro-
yidcd with combined stand pipe and ladder
FIRE escape. The undersigned having made a
arc prepared TO erect, az reasonable rates, the
most approved form Of this appliance, with
ull tho latest improvements for safety OF llto
and Trnrnty For furtheriGfOFmatlOn, plans
and U5tlmatu5, apply TO .
COLLINS g. CO.,
Room G1, COrCOrln Building
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PROPOSALS.
DnoposALs ron CONSTRUCTIONS
FOR TWO SCHOOL HOUSES.
OTrICE OF TIE ENniNEEn CnMMIs.IONEn,

FOR TWO SCHOOL HOUSES.
OFFICE ur TIE ESgiNEEg COMMISSIONER,
WAsnlSGToS, ID. G., April 1s, 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this office until ~ O'Clock m. of Wednesday,
April q, 1881 FOR constructing two two story
eight room sChoolhousCs, one on Vermont
and one q street, between Third and Fourth
streets southeast, In the city of Washington,
u. g..
Bids will he received for each building sep
nratcly, or for both IN one amount, IN which
ease the cost Of each will be stated
Blank forms Of proposals and specifications,
together with all necessary Information, can
be obtained upon application at the office of
the Inspector of Buildings, and only bids upon
these forms will be considered.
The right Is reserved TO reject any or all
bids or parts Of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW,
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WILLIAM LUDLOW,
Engineer Commi ssionur
DEpARTmENT OFF THE INTERIOR,

II WAsnINOTON, April 10, 1N9l
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
this Department until II noon, Thursday, May
3, 1857. for furnishing supplies, consisting
goods, shoes, drugs, paints, hardware. fuel,
ice, lumber. etc, for the use Of the Govern.
ncnt Hospital for the Insane, near Washing.
ton, during the fiscal year commencing July
1, 1857 Blank forms of proposals, schedules
of items and estimated quantities. speclhCl.
tiuns and instructions to bidders will be fur.
nlshed upon application TO this Department.
l.. q. e. LAMAR, ecretary.
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AUCTION SALES.
pY DUNCANsoN BROS.
IN - ,

DY DUNCANsoN BROS.
ID Auctioncers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON TENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
AT AUCTION.
by virtue Of deed of trust recorded In II.
her No. 1910. folio sjS ct seq, one Of the land
records for the District of columba u. we will
sell In front of the premises on Thu RSDAG,
the 2Sth day Of April, A. ID. 1879, Mt O'Clock
p. m, all that piece and parcel of ground and
premises situate, lying and being In the city
of Washington, In the District of Columbia,
and known AND distinguished as part of lot
one % IN square nine hundred and forty-flve
t9dH, beginning for the same fortythec HO
feet from the northeast corner of said lot,
running thence south twenty t20) feet. thence
west one hundred 600 feet, thence north
twenty zoo feet, and thence east one hundred
feet To the beginning, together with all the
improvements, ways, easements. rights, PRIV
ileees and appurtenances thereto belonging
or In any manlerappertainlng.
Terms: One third cash, balance In and !.
months, notes TO bear o per cent. interest aud
10 he secured by deed Of trust ON premises
sold, or all cash at option of purchaser. Con
veyancing, etc, at purchasers cost. de.
posit of SiC0 required at time OF sale. u terms
of sale are not compiled with In 10 days the
trustees reserve the rlght to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the dclaultlng purchaser
after five days public notice OF such resale In
some newspaper published In Washington,
DC. .
JOHN l.. VOGr,
Trustees.
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r-[aIIAIL IIIE .InNN OF lIIE Z lTN
60 BENJAMIN Barton, consisting Of
iCWolry, watch materials, tools, spectacles,
fancy articles, show rUscs, safes, etc, Will
be offered AZ private sale iur a few weeks at
the lowest cash Prices, ut No, 81 King street.
Alexandria, Va.
April 10. L. D. BARTON,
Administrators of Bcnl Barton, decd.
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FSKg4DR. s. T. MASON, Dentist, Form
kSS orly Of ~ st, has removed his Office
10 isOl Penna ave-, corner l2th st. Cocaine
and gas given.
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HV'HE QUEEN OF BEERS"
i Remembcr the agency, 1905 y 81 n W..
E II. YOUNG'S STEAM CARPET
Il q. Cleaning and Renovating Works.
Feathers renovated, mattresses made over,
furniture steamed and moths destroyed. 1ie!
Pa ave n W. Factory. corner Of 9th and X
sts SO.
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EOR SALE--HnuSES.

J'OR SALE-3 " story Brick DwoIl-
A irgs, rooms each, gas and water; well
rented; good as homes or for an inrcNmHuti
Price, SiaOO each ILER u RUTHERFORD,
1876 F Fstnw
NOR ShIE-3 2-story brick DWELL
q iHgs, rOOun CaUn, gb5 ana water; VOL
rented; good ht hoMes lr Tor au investngnt;
lnoC, Sl,iUO each TYLER ~ ~ FilER
FORD, 1870 I htn W.
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LOST AND fNuMn.

L'OUND-na n Y ave, near t2th st
A ava Llaeeilt, Apply a. ~ i stuw.
Z GST-ApIiI q. ~ HiuG Skye Terrier
1 ! male dog, with collar and tag Il returned
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Engineer commIssionor D. {.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
I TERRA GOTTA PIPE AND BRANCHES
4 . /, ft

PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING
= TERRA GOTTA PIPE AND BRANCHES
IN THE CITY OF WASHINGTON, ID. e.
OFFICE OF TIE ESGISEER COMMISSIONER.
Washington. u. c., Alril II, 1887.
Sealed proposals will be received ut this NJ.
fee until IL o'clock m, on Wednesday, April
90, lsSj, for furnishing and delivering In Wash
ington. ID. G.:
12,OCO feet s.inch Terra Gotta Pine.
2i,0fO feet IL inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
5000 feet i5 inch Terra Gotta Pipe.
5000 feet ~ inch Terra Gotta Pipo.
COO sx6'inch Terra Gotta "S'' Branches.
f,COO l2x0-lnch Terra Gotta "Y' Branches.
800 2iXG inch Terra Gotta "Y' Branches.
800 Connecting Thlmbles.
Blank forms of proposals and specifications
can he obtained at this oiliceupon application
therefor, together with all necessary infor.
nation, and only bids upon these forms will
be considered.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all
bids or parts of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOW.
Engineer Commissioner d. C..
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fOR Observation-Disclosures.

GOOD BUSINESS CHANCE -- VIII
u be sold at bargain II applied for i'm.
lHodiately, the good will and a portion OF tho
furniture Of wellestabllshed and centrally
located boarding house doing a good busi-
ness. Address look-bOX G0i city POstolioo.
EOR SALE Very Chonp--Head-
F stones aud monuments and all kinds OF
tune.trimmingg at the lowest possible rates.
We solicit n call from parties wanting any
thing IN our line. EDWARD THOMAS !, stone
yaid ist 81, bet and Md ave @.
TOR SALE-A 1-octave Square Piano,
II walnut bookcase, extension table, side
board, walnut wardrobe and several bed
room sets. Call at SOL 10th stsw.
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THE Boston Globe says that IL Presi.
dent Cleveland secures a denomination
he will secure a reelection. The Gioje
and George William Curtis look at it
through different ends of the tcle.
scope.
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nit nom
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO.,
i3e; + street northwest.
yNGR EEST-A Brick Dwelling. 4
Il rooms and cellar, bet l. st and Mass ave
and 18Th and 18TH SIS n W; Sll per month.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD, i2!j st n W.
EOR RENrzSi20 9Th sc n ga Nearly
A. new iooiS brick, bay wlndDw, collar
and all mod imps; terms, SIS. Key at ijj 9th
= ne.
oKE E HESTa y yo Eoo% s; oS"an nriG @ h%"sfi "a, s.
Il II n o., half square from Government Prllt'
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The spring season opens briskly on
Lord Lansdowne's estates In Ireland.
But there's not so much putting In of
crops as putting out of tenants.
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MAD. Won BRANDS
Ieap renn.yIvnnIn Ayenne.

Ia. reoqcncd her elegant Suite Of Parlurs
over Jacobs iewolry store,
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MEMORIAL services In honor of the
late President Arthur are to be held at
Albany this evening, presided over by
Governor I'LL. The Grafton of the oc
casion will be spoken by Chauncey NJ.
nppnw
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Attorney al Law, No. 40 In. ave.
PROVISIONS.
GEORGE u. MURRAY,
VI LIBRARY MARKET.

~ GORGE u. MURRAY,
VI LIBRARY MARKET,
il3 u st. S. O., Washington, D. @.
The choicest meats, the best butter, fresh
poultry and everything the best In market.
French Peas and Mushrooms, Fcklgd Lamb
Tongues, Pine Apple Cheese and all delica-
clos IN the eating line constantly ON hand
IIRCLE MARK EFT. - Having Pur-
~ chased the stock and goodwill OF Circle
Market corner OF Vt. gyo. and l. st., We earn
estly solicit tho liberal patronage given our
predecessors, and, by making such additions
to stock as the demand may require, with
careful attention to business and prompt do.
livery OF orders, hope TO give satisfaction TO
all who pRtronize us, Respectfully.
s, l.. WILLETf S S. II. GWYNNE,
Successors to 4. s. Brooke & Co,
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CnuNrRY PRoPERTY.

nor UENT-At Falls Church, Va,
II riCo house and outbuilings; good
water, fruit and shade; convenient TO cars.
Apply ut gH N Y ave W.
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linory and Costumes of Every Description
Made to order after the latest fashion and at
tho shortest notice.
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REFERBISG In terms Of just and
fervent eulogy TO the late Chief Justice
Cartier Of the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, and especially TO
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,1ys%-LADIEs, ATTENTION!


FOR HARPERS CELEBRATED BAZAAR
PATTERNS, 20 to Edward W. KOch's, la!i
Pa. ave, H. W. They ure - per cont, cheaper
and 30 Ter cent siinplcr, on uccDunt Of the
simplifying Diagram which accompanies each
and every pattern. Fashion Vl ttes and %
page catalogue FREE II yon call Mt once.
Telephone I6i-l,
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EROPGs FOR FuRSisaISG
STREET CONSTRUCTION MATERIAL.

OFFICE or THE ENGISEEu CoMNis.oNER,
WA.inEGToS, y. C.. April i2 1857.
SEALED PROPOSALS will bG re iclved ~
this Office until I. O'Clock IN on Friday, APRIL
y, 1ss1, for furnishing the District Of Colum
bn with construction material, consisting Of
bricks, cuihlng granite paving b ocks ana
Hsuhalt paving blocks and tiles
blank iulms of pruppsuls and specifications
can be obtained at this office upon appllct-
tlon therefor, together with all nc1cssiry in
formation, aud only bids upon these forms
viii lo con- sidCrtd.
The right Is reserved TO reject any and all
bids or parts Of bids.
WILLIAM LUDLOT,
Engineer Commissioner u. e.
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TOR SALE-A Fine Farm Of 100
Il acres near llyattsyille StatiDiL suitable
for subdivision into small suburban lots; viii
sell whole or part has good Y room house,
on good road; Hne chance for Investment,
NORTH WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE CO.,
lI90 II gt W.
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LNOR NENT-A Farm of From IL to
II b4 lcros're8r town; small house; suit
able for pasture or dairy, For Information
lMNmIIn Nh LIZ q 4 & q.
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RICHARD II. SYLVESTER. Editor

~ THE CRITIC is for sale In New York by
Brcntauo Co., Union Square,
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DROPOsALs FOR DRaIN-PIpEs

L and the laying OF the same for the Con
pressional Library Building. Office of the
Commission for the Construction of the Con-
grcssional Library Building, No. iij East
capitol Street, Washington, d. c., April $,
PSI.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office until IL noon on the 2bth day of April,
M, for furnishing and laying all drain.pipcs,
i.brlnches, bends and traps ani building n
mnn'hole for the Coulrt ssiOn1l Library iuiid.
ing In Washington, u. G., In accordance with
drawings and specifications, copies of which
and nee essHry Information may he hal N mp
pllcatlon NJ the office ui thn architect, M.
li5 Ens Capitol street. l.. q. q. Lumtr Ed
waid clark, a. II. SroHor, Commissioners
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"GAIL uaMILroS REDIvIvA.'

WASHINGTON, APRIL 20, 1887
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THE opening performances Of the
National Opera Company Mt san
Francisco arc pronounced success.
They had hard time getting through,
but seem to have got there at last in a
way 10 make the managers heart glad.
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PERSONAL.

7 OGAN GAZE, 51s 10th st. N. W.,
- near + st: date Forsyth Cafe).
our Is and Csc. breakfast served from $50
day, p. m. The best in tho market only
used and cooked properly All we ask Is a
call 70 6s GoryinGed Of the iSr abSye S ,ssz
Beefsteak, with or without onions, veal
Ghops, liver and bacon, sausage ham, eggs
with any of the above articles you are en-
titled to hot and cold breads, butter, pota-
toes, fruit or sauce, with coffee, tea or milk
DINNER.
Soups-Vegetable and barley.
Meats-.Sugar cured bacon, stowoi kidneys,
Vegetables Mashed potatoes, turnip salad,
lima beans, sweet potatoes, radlshes.
Deserts-Apple, ralsin and mlncc pies,
taploca pudding.
Coffee, tea or milk.
Try our Big Tcn.cent Lunches.
We serve nothing but hrstClass articles,
the best coffee TO DO had In the city, made In
French Drip Glass.Lined Urn.
N OVERCOAT Exchanged by Mis-
IN take at the National Rides Armory ma 3
he found At 40 sth 81 n W.
MADAM BENNETT, Scientific As
Nl tologist, test and business Medium;
spirit diagnosis of diseases; healing an
strengthening influence given. send for tc3'
tlmonials. Office, 1907 Penna ave W., city.
ITO THE PUBLIC.-IT HAVING COM u
L to my knowledge that certain parties, u.
Parks Co, claim to possess tho formulas
for preparing my celebrated ELECTRIC Hal Il
REST0kER aud calling their imitation the
ELECTRICAL HAIR RESTORATIVE here.
by deny that any person or persons living has
ever, or can, prepare my Hair Rostorer, but
myself. Having occasion 10 send to my hus-
band, II Parks, last August, during my abb
sencc for one half gross, his reply Is as fol-
lows: "lf you had learned me to munuiiqtur1
u before you went away ! could send IL tn
you, but II send you what ] have on hand,
how will treat your patients here" This
letter can be seen at my office by any person
interested ], therefore, warn the public
against purchas Ing OF using amy lotion for the
hair that Is claimed Is prepared from ms
formula, and cannot be held responsible fbl
any damage to hair or scalp caused by said
lotion. Truly yours, MRS. DR.. j. SEMMES
nermatoloeist ilt Pa ave, near Palats Royll
SNBE QUEEN Of BEERs."
Sold at fjc per dozen.